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The point of V-sync is to eliminate screen tearing by synchronising the game's framrate (FPS) to your monitor's refresh rate (Hz). G-Sync achieves the same thing but the other way around. It varies the monitor's refresh rate (Hz) to match the game's framrate (FPS). Both introduces some amount of input delay, but V-sync's is significantly higher. So if you have a G-sync monitor there's no point using V-sync as well
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vsync adds significant input delay